About Us:
 

	Jill Harman CYT/RYT/TMT:  Jill Harman became interested in Yoga after being introduced to it by a friend. The practice went from "yeah yeah I am doing it"  to " OMG I'm doing it!"  With humble beginnings on Lake Ave to "Good Karma Garage" on Rewill Dr (all you garage junkies know Salutations to Blue Moon) and now Yin Thai Yoga on Hadley Rd,  many hours and then years spent on the mat, studying with all different styles of teachers you can expect an eclectic mix when you attend one of Jill's classes.
As Jill will tell you "There is nothing romantic about starting a yoga practice."                     The first several weeks entail everything from shaking, sweating and crying                    to the sweet sweet final relaxation of Savasana. (everyone's favorite asana)                      No amount of explaining can prepare you for the shock of realizing how much                      your arms weigh when you start a yoga practice. When a new student attends                 class, they can be sure to be encouraged and supported because Jill never                  wants to forget what  "a beast" downward dog was and sometimes still is.                      Come with a open heart and be prepared to be uplifted by the beautiful and challenging practice of yoga.
	Abel Harman CYT/RYT ... My journey with yoga began in 1998 with a searching mind, an overtaxed and overweight body, and a spirit that was wanting more...  "When the student is ready,  the teacher will appear".   Out of the blue, yoga was introduced to me.  As soon as I saw one demonstration of a basic series of postures I was "hooked". Oh how I remember those early days, I could barely bend over. Touching my toes or the floor was much more than impossible !!!         Years later I look back with wonder and amazement at the Mind/Body/Spirit change that has occurred for me. In my classes we will always remember those beginning days and use them as a foundation to build I have a background as an electronic engineer, a computer scientist and a continuing student of philosophy, theology and physics. I encourage everyone to come to a class and see if yoga can fill some part of your journey through this life.